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Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
strike at Newport News.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. ll.-Goy. Lee to
night received telegram from the Off
GERS of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
al Newport News informing him of the
Threatening attitude of The strik ing
Istevedores. Eight hundred steyedores,
|employed by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Company on their wharves at Newport
News, struck. Four hundred of these
men manifested desire to return. but
their companions refused to allow taem to
do so.
One or two Of the warehouses of the
company, 1t rs reported, have been fired :
but the latest information Is that no seri .
Gus damage had been done up to the me
of last report. Governor Lee Tonight Or
dered three companies of military, one
from this city, tile Peninsular Guards, of
Williams Ourg, aud the Libber Guards, Of
Hampton o, to report to Brigadier General
Anderson, and that officer, with he COM
pany from here, leaves to night on Il
special train for Newport News Up 70
this time no blood has been shed, but
serious trouble is apprehended,
Ehe strikers have taken possession OF
the pier No. ., set fire To the bath house
|ot the Old Dominion Land Company and
Iperpetrated other outrages.
Judge Peek, of Warwick county, has
made formal cell upon Governor Lee
for m litary aid, and he has taken prompt
action in the matter by ordering three
companies, two white and one colored,
from Richmond and one white company
and one colored company from Hampton
to proceed at once to the scene of the dis
tRrbauce. The Richmond companies will
leave at midnight.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Death of an Assd Citizen.

L DA ea e0g1 Sssf<'8s
jacob Heald. IN aged and well-known
citizen, died last evening at the iesi-
deuce OF his son, DR. Pusey Heald, No.
1901 Van Buren street. He was born In
Psnnsbury Township, Chester County,
parerb removed 10 Hockessin. this
HtHse, where his father engaged In farm
ing. In 1919, in company with Henry
Hesld and Jssher H. Dixon, all Of this
county, he went in . wagon over the
"Natiopal Road" starting in Mary
land, TO Ohio. hoping TO secure Govern
msnt surveying. For this they were
too late, but continued their journey
through Indiana to Illinois. They re-
turned home through Kertucky, Vir
Rinia and Mary land after three months
absence.
After his return be taught school at
Hockessin, and also spent thirteen
months In Mathematical studies Ut the
Friends Boarding School at Westto ~u.
He Afterwsrd engAse cd in teaching, and
taught the Eden distriot school In Mill
Greek Hundred. During this time his
father died, and at the expiration OF the
term ns took charge Of the farm, where
he remained ons year, when he accepted
position rs teacher In the Westtown
Boarding School, which he iilled for
dfteen months. In 1875 he married
sarah z. Wilson, tho daughter Of
stephen and Lydia Pussy Wilson of
! Mill Creek Hundred, and purchased O
farm at Kenpets, Pa.
He lived on this farm for four ears,
when he sold II and purchased the farm
now belonging to John Mitchell ut
Hockt ssin, where. he resided until 1855,
at which time he sold Ii to Howard K.
Finn for 500 per acre. He WAS an
active aboliiiopist, and his house was
pne OF the ''sta:ions" on the "under.
gr"und railroad" at which fugitive
slaves we're fell and sheltered. In 1S4S
ne was = delegate to the Free Soil Con-
ventioD, which was held In Buffalo that
nominatsd Martin YAnBaren for presi-
dent.
| His wife died in 1916, and in 1859 he
was again married to Sarah Ann Ty son,
for maHy years previously q teacher OF
the Friends Sohool In this city. She
gurvtyes him, In her Ssh year Mr..
Heald, throughout his long life, WAS ar
Exemplary msmber of the Society o
Friends, and during his residence in
this city was q utefui aid active mem
Der OF the school board. Three OF Ave
children iurvive b,m: Lydia H Price
lof Germantowb; DIR. Pusey Heald, oi
this city, and j. Wilson Head, o
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12


This afternoon &C o'clock. toe
twelfth annual session Of the New Gas
tie Go. Teachers Institute will convene
at the Opers House The proceedinQs
will 0e in charge of Stats Superinteu.
dent OF Put,io Schools I. N. Williams
and his assistant, II. G. Carpenter.
with the following Instructor
Dr. John IA. French Roobests- N "
Ut. A ". hsub Newark Ilsl
supt. lnos. NJ. Ballet. ...... .Keadirg. Pa.
Prof. Alex. L. Frye.. Hyde Para, linss.
rrof rm A. Reynolds. Wilmington, Del,
". j H. Oaidwei. ........-.. Newark Del
Exsstate Sups J. ii. Groves
c,,v s. :, Wilmington, Del.
STATE Supt. 7. N. Williams /"
Ass {. S1pt n g, Carpenter. .Doy1r, Del.
Inc subjects selected tor Instruction
are AS follows:
|supplemsntary work and class
nsnsBeme't..'... ..Dr. frenc b
Spehllg an gram mmar..........-..Dr Raub
Psychology and primary sorz. .Supt. Ralliet
ieography and history .......Prof frye
Ely moiogs.. ...--..............Prof Reynolds
AT the evening entertainments the
dcors will open at O'Clock and the ex-
erclses will c3mmsLce q; =, and the fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
wEDsEspAY EVENING.
Music. solo...........M Miss CYNTHIA B,ro
Lectu;o, "heady Wit. Wallace Bruce
MUSIC. ..mies Cynthia Bare.
THURSDAY EVENING.
MUSIC, SOC. Mlss Mary Z. Cannon
Lecture, Chalk IRlks n....krank Beard
Music c'..'.......'...Mis marY L Cannon
EKIpAY EVENING.
Entertainment BY tho ''boston Star Co. -
Artists.
Madam Med0ra Henson Emerson. Soprano
MI waller Emerson. .Cornet sirtusD
| .nis Nellie 2. brown.............. Reader
M JChh IAomas.... It0moctst
An invitation is extsnded to the
5chooi Com misoinners of the clunty
and the Board o. Education OF this city
10 atteno all the sessions. Every teacher
in the county is expected 10 bs 2resen |,
anG the circular issued by the superin.
tendents says that "ahsence viii indi.
cate a want OF proftssiona. zssl The
pubic sch0ole outside OF this city srt
closed 10 cay 10 afford the teachers an
opportunity OF vislting the Wilmington
schools, aud those OF this CITY viii bt
| e.Osed TO- morrow and Fridsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
MIR. Brn<iford's Loss.

James Bradford Was sitting In his OF
Ace, 215 Shipley ttreet, Monday fore
noon, looking over q large mail OF let.
ters when q representative of the BE.
roBLIcAH dropped in ON him. DE
was very much encouraged by the let.
tors he had received from different bust.
ne.s men, not only sympathizing with
him in his loss, bu; proffsring any other
aid he might desire. He says he viii
not be ready to commence rebuilding
until the insurance companies have AS.
sessed their losses which cam ot be done
for some time yet. He sage HE loss is
heavier than he at first thought IL was,
bat his heaviest loss will bs the inter.
ruption to his busiDess. Ferris Bros.
have established their offics at No. I
Eagt Third street for the present.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Lat of RuhliC Sal

Jan. 20, estate Of y. H. Parry. deoeased.
Jan. 20, estate Of Thomas Perkins, de
ceased.
Jan. 27, Thomas Lyman, ut Court House
heb 8, W. and H. q, Passmore, Oht tisti
Anadiundred.
Feb. !, Delaware CLARK. near Glasgow, D,l
Feb. a. douglass Morrison, white CLAY
Oreek Hundred.
Feb "a, Robert McFariin. New Casti,
Hundred.
March8, W. X. Powell, Pencadsr II u ndred
March Q, Weldin 4 McEiwee, Whit,
CLAY Greek Hundred.
March 10, Joseph W. Guest, near Clay
mont, Del
Jan. ~, +. X. Il II. Banks, Brandy win q
Hundred.
Feb. "a, Natha niei Thompson, Pencade
Hundred.
March /. John H. Emory, N. g. HID
- 10, W. +. Thompson, N. q. HID.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
A Double Tragedy

PITTsBURG, Pa. Jan. IL Reynolds 8
vile, o mining t0wL located aboat Ion
m lies from this city, on the low grade
OF the Allegheny Valley Railroad, wac
the scene Of q terrible double tragedy
this afternoon. Shortly after two
o'clock Robert NJ. Tsy .or, q prominent
! resident OF the town, sho: bis wife
through the head with 38 calibre
Colts revolver, and as she fell he
pllced the pistol TO his right templs
aud sent q second bullet crashing
through his own brain. Taylor died
INSTANTLY, but his wife is still living.
'She Is unconscious, however, and her
ds ath is only n question of few hours.
The causes which 10 to the awful
deed can only be conjectured, as nc
ene was present when the shooting tool
place, and nothing OF an explanatory
anture has been found. 1t is supposed
that Taylor WAS mentally deranged
The couple have been unfortunate late
y. Sickness, financial trouble ard tn,
death of child by drowning, it Ii
| thought, unsettled his reason ani
prompted him to kill his wife aud ther
take his own life,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
"Rough on Dart.

AJAX for Rough on Dirt; perfec
wasting powder found at lasil A harm
less, g. TIA hre A l article, pure ant
clean, sweetens, fresbers, bleaches and
whitsns without slightest injury Il
finest fabric. Unequaied for ans linen.
and laces, general household, kitchen
ard laundry uss Sofsens water caves
labor and soap. Be-, l0e 25., ut Dug
Gists or Grocers.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

The entertainment AZ tie Opera
Mouse last evening no douht Was the
Gauss Of the small audience thai was
present TO witness Kellar IN Lis ven-
deffnl peBfoT nance. Dis many incDM
prehensible tricks were Ief,ormsd In
the Same exoellen, manner az on Mos
day evening, snt were highly apprecs
ated BY the audiebce. Mary OF the
ladies present were presented with
handsome ross buds, which were caused
TO grow while they were To- king ut
them. The supply Of coufecitops W hicb
the magtstan TO. Z from hat and dis
tributed with . lavish hand sun0ng the
audience, would aimoss lead one 10 SUP.
pose THAT there wss . candy factory IN
full operatisn within reach OF hia hand.
The cabinet Manifestations psrtake Of
the supernatural, gad II is easy IN sse
how this wonderful power could be nsed
BY designing porsons 10 deceive the on.
wary. The house should be filed TO-
night, as bis my siifyipy performance III
well worth seeing by old and yopsg.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Dynamite Fsotory Blown Up-A Com
mission Merchant Shot Dssd--shake on
By m easthQunks.

Dynamite vsesory blown Up-A Com
mission Merchant Shot Dssd--shAker o.
~ m Earthquake.
The dynamits facs1Ty ut Plattsburs
New YORK, caught nrc and Wss bl0wr
up yesterday morsirg. tbs shock was
ielI for distance Of twenty miles, and
doors and windows wer1 ratified 40 II
by 40 earthquake. No llvos were lost,
the workmen having fed when they
found they could not extinRuish the
flames.
Robert A. Steele, o com NJ mission mer-
chant at the Union Stock Yards, Chi.
caao, was on Tuesday shot dead by Y.
z. Marstellsr, q trader at the yar6s
They had been good frlends," bus
qaarrelled on the pa ment OF . loan OF
tJo mace by Steele TO Marstel or with Ia
few days. Both being elderly IN on
aud prominent In business, the m nrder
has created q &c nsation.
San Francisco was shaken by an
carthq make yesterday morning at eight
minutes after o'clock. The direction
OF tae wave Was from east 10 west, and
tue Duration seven seconds. No dam
age was done.
IsaAc Brumtlsld, colored, was lynchtd
a. Osyh IA, Mitsiesippi, on saturday
night He was seizsd by the lynchers
ia Louisiana and carried acress the
line The cause for the Iynching is Sn.
known.
An old oolored man named Washing
ton was SHOT dead near Pinevilie, Lou
isians, on Sunday night, AMI his body
was burned with his house. "He had
tue reputation Of being dishonest"
Major J. p. McEirath, formerly chief
,of police n St Paul, and recently .
Government detective. committed sui
10 de In Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday
morning.
Henry @. Foster, who was injured In
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad disas.
Ter near Republic, Ohio, last week, has
sued the company for %, ,000 damages.
The temperature in Chicago on Mon
day night went down to IA degrees be-
low zero.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
The Fira NJ Naw CnstIa

The loss by the fire Mt Knowles
soolen mills, ~ New Castle, proves to
DC greater than at 6rsi supposed, and is
nov stated to be about $40, 900 and fully
covered by insurance. The building IL
damsgei but little. and the principal
loss is on the stock. Tue origin OF the
fire is q mystery.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Ofncers Installed.

The installation OF officers for the en-
suing term OF Elk months OF Washing.
ton Couccil, Ne. 4, o U. "A. Nj, took
pace on tie 7th inst. c., William II.
Whiteman; V. @, Alfred l.. Rod gers;
Z. s., Charles M. Croft; A. K S, WIN.
M. Derrickson; r. 8 George y McKse;
Ind. John Mckinney; Ex, George
Alexander; j. P, Justin n. Anderson
Trustee, VIM. II. Whitsman.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

William j. Hall, the builder and
contractor, WHO was severeiy injured
by fail ~ S. Pulls NJ. + Church, IL
recovering slowly. Dennis Q1th,
whose foot WAS amputated from peing
run over by shitter on the railroad, IL
also much better. and thsrs .s now
every reason to believe that he will re.
cover.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

) SALE OF REAL ES.
be Orphans Court, Nev
lbs virtuo Of an order oil the
hi the State OF Delaware, II
bile County, mado at the
. A. ID. 1850, OF said court
; public salo.ht the County
be city OF Win ingion, on
ANUAhY 9Th, 1857,
'clock p. H.,
erib;d heal Estite, boine
iiAabeth A. Lyman, dc
piecs or parcel OF ianG
y brick dwelling house
taAts in tho city OF vii
Nn rs g2D West 7th street
Tth street OF Is Isst, AEa
epth ot l2s feet. Attend,
and terms made knowr
Ice Aforesaid, By
y. LYMAN, Executor,
Or by his Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

The following contracts for the Ye-
moSal OF garbage were awarded by the
Board OF Health last evening: FIRST
district, Patrick Dugsn, $e42 20; nd
district, j. W. Mcbride, Sl,s90; third
and fourth districts, Thomas Fagsn,
So 400. Nc other business OF impUrtanos
WAS transacted.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Rowsil's AassrtlsiDs Axen

Prom the well-know advertising heuse
|of 0torge p. Rowsll & c. ptoprietors
OF the newspaper I'd dvertisiLg bureaa at
10 spruce street, New York city, has
been issuel small volume containing
much and very important information
tor sdv. rtissrs The list OF Newspaper
aivsn conssins only snch per.odi ais az
are on sound footing. and hsve circu-
Iattons running ap into the thousands.
The principal papers CT tho South,
North, East and West are represen ted ,
aud classified in a convenient way. II
has been the aim OF tha publishers 20
sift the wheat from ths chat, aud the
book directs the attention VI an ad yer
tissr toward papers which be should
aud ought TO use, aud tends to intercept
q portion OF that patronage hich gees
TO publications which co srsatly in
eicess OF Any power 10 benefit which
they possess. II takes the general
ground that the best is the chenpes
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Have you got your far suits YET
you hsve not you will never &c
hem cheaper dor made batter than a
James Aarding's, No. 8i5 French street
But no matter how good Or row prett,
snit you set 10 will rot look we'll upoi
Iyou unless tt Ats Moe. Now, IL 20,
1hnt . good f1t 60 10 HArding's, Hi
stock III the best snd he ie co TO th,
'ashions. Go 10 Harding and Eav,
money.
| that everybody 0ngnt to kaow that A
sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best.
wen cleaned coal Ia every ton you buy
OAK, pine and hisEory kindlins woo6
tn large loads. Ilme for whitAyash.
ing Yard, foot OF Monroe street Cen.
Srai once, Seventh and Kina strsets
.ook Tor tho blue slg&. Open 10 the
evening.
someti,sag vesy Pieas,ng
10 noe and hear, rs wei as to the tasts
That you will slwAys find the larRes,
ana anest assortment of millinsry in
tho State. All the newes, sty les aud
novelties In the line. Qualities unsur-
passedj prices the lowest, at Mrs. r. 8.
Kirby's, 200 king street
"Ecifpse." "EciDee"
The Eclipse %. 90 lad les shoes manu-.
ssctursd by Gallahey, Kitsel man & Fox
are oneanaied by any on tho market at
same price, Sold ty all fret- class re-.
tsilers.
ladies, try one bottle Of Vesyetia for
yonr toilet. IL rconcea - frecklss, blotches
on the iaca. gives yoLr skin q natural
conopiaxioa and is perfectly hsrmless.
w hen once triad you viii have 20 9th.
er % oexts. Druggists.
Fresh M0ass.
Why do you walk down town for your
meat whom you can get the bett of fresh
beef, country pork, sauts9e and scrap
pte at she lowest prices % ID. z. Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
REnting.
Tiighman DanaeY, hone and eicr
ps'ntcr, No. 5le Market street. Jos.
o!nx properly attereed TO and eetimases
furnished.
Try DR.. ChiZnau's Tonic Mixture ri
you are run down have no appetite and
are troubled With dyspepsia. Drug
DIR. Chipman's PRis prevea aad cureI
Bilieusness, Malaria, Dys.
eepsiA, Constipation. One trial will
con vince you OF their merit. Druggists.
SonsshinB New.
Try Bourdon's b. B. B. 30. cigar.
u. y. Bourbon & Bro, manufacturers,
n. W. corner Second and Orange
DeaAePcs koOk Ont
Gilmore, 105 East Second street, has
~ uoed prices on tobacco and cigars.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

VIM. P. Perkins will sell at public
sale, on the l7th inst, his arm + 1i2
acres, situated at Willo sdsle, Chester
County, Pa, to the best and highest
bidder. 1t IL . very desirable property,
asd we'll worth the attention of any
one wiehing to engage In farming.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

We have o few dozen ties, oil silk
satin lined throughout, which We
will close out At 10 CTS. A few Others
at 30 cts. These are al good styles snG
shapes and would make most excellent
business ties. Crippen & RiEgs, 70;
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
SCOTS EmULsIoN oV PURE

OOd LIVer Oh, WITH hHypophosphitos,
In Luag Troubles and Gao lera inf n uln.
DIR. W. K. RANscM, Hartford, Iad +,
says: II find Scott's Emulsion an ex
celleDt remedy In lung troubles, ard
especially In s'rumous children, aEd a
most valuable remedy in chrome stages
Of cholera iniantan"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
r or A.
lUABLE FARM.
IA a, public ssls On sns pIsm pras,
'sf,lShiD sffosnshiD, Onssssf County
,AnrARY u, iss1.

Ia ! JAN
T. as.,r,psd valuable farm
=" serss. moro or ls.s. bounded
s.aa na from kennctt Square Y
she rad leading from Ned
,,ove. ~ and the LANDS OF Jo-
hsssc worth and kaksstfaw
he imlrovements consist o. Z
nor.s 10 rsoms and an attic,
,,ss and wood she'd alta he'd
sitb cysrshoot, ample and
irg veIi at barn, 2 straw
n. corr oribs. yHson house
,ee house Two gocd tan
ss,som 10 new, s0xis. with
,,,nnsd. 0 rooms, with attic
ssna ls unde. . high state
s in a sood neigh oofhcoo
20 churches icnoois, mills
;.need and watered BY Two
: a rooa apple orchard sn5
80 In abu1 dance. Twelve
Id prIpcipai chestnut and oas
tue ,iasst farms tnat has
uabltc sale this season. and
! 4 ttsntIon Of anyone wishing
ii 10 cold on tnts day II thcfs
M 10 view the property be-
rs.n do 80 by caiiing on tns
.ding thereon. a,
nIehass money can remain w
dceifed. -,
bsnce az 2 o'ciock p. M, ~nen
ue made Euown ny ny..
Wm.P. PERKINS.
IN huctionoor. lanl2 eta itS
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Mems red underwear, down from
Il 90 to 20 cents /; brown mixed, down
from 70 cents to 30 cents gray mixed
down from 90 csnts to 40 cents two
grades of children's red shirts and
drawers. reduced 10 cents A size %,
26 and % inches ia American Hosiery
company goods, down from 81 SO 10 7t
cents 20 dozen ladies' black ribbed,
full regular hose, 25 cents will not last
long. Ladles' wool hosiery, down frora
30 cents to IS cents buttons, down
from 25 asd SO cents to 10 cents and
like reduction in every department.
E b RILEY, 228 King s.rest.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
A Fox Hunt.

The members of the Rockland Fox
HuntiDg Club had fox hunt on Mon
day IN the woods near that place, In
wiI IA wenty borier, forty dogs and q
large nun ber OF men were engaged. II
ls said that they had fine sport, but Il
Ia not stated who won the brush.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Notice.
l sm selling

am selling
Vslepcia Raisins. So. ID.
sultsna do, 10c ID
Muscatel do, he. ID.
OitroD, CSC h
Lemon and Orangs Peel, 15o. h.
Gurrantg, &c. 10.
Geen0ble Walputs, 1sc
Paper Shell Almonds. SOC.
G. s. MIDDLETON, Ash & King.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
IA Barrel

OF candy to every purchaser OF a pair
shoes at the Family Shoe Hoasc, 206
Market street, Wilmington. VIM. H. Rab.
cock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

The sale Of Proud & Merrick at Cen
II viile, or Monday afternoon, was
ia'sely attend cd, al d oows with calves
old 1T S39 to $67 per head. There will
1e another sale In about three weeks.
nut # this due notice will be given In
ne RIPUBLICAN
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Janney, so3 King street, has opened
the season for choice York State pota-
toes. just received, lsvge eonsign-
ment from the best potato section Of
New York. viii sell TO the trade In
gu antilles TO suit at reasonable prices,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

r. Hoffecker has removed his boas
and shoe business from 1872 W. Secon d
8 rect to 6l9 w. Second street. Call sad
s9e him at his new place.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

me County ksssssoYs for I'M
va Third Uisiricts OF WI
Irsd, may bs found At ths ioi
tipsT DISTRICT
ptto Il BatI's cigar stofe, No
3rest. ..
kps.flek Hsrney's. Second
M,ehael Ksne's, Fourth
Jcssph EdNaFdl', Eighth
prp DIsTR CT
anss u'Aeill'f, No. "a
omu McGlllan'f, Sixth
J. sh0key's, Front and
Ed-Rob,r Cottirgham
b and Liberty street.
eRp DisTRIcr.
teEry Kyie's ofhce, s2'
iJbn l. MAlone's Della.
Madison street.
Il. Bars, eco mAfket
VII sit 81 the City Hall
20 and 70 froIa . until u
b 9 y. N. each day. for the
" tran iers and corrections
name on the assessment
Ie been ON mitted.
AbDC HIGGINS,
Tsess3r OF First Diitriot.
sk a. hCCi.USkEY,
SCISSOR OF Second District.
Ky I. KYLE.
] essor OF Third District.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

A despatch from Elmira, N Y says
Poormaster Herrick Tuesday found the
frozen body o. Blind Cooper" in a
ield near his home, six miles north OF
this city. The story Of his death is very
pitiful. The blind old man was going
70 his hcme and by chance turned into
q log road. Here lie lost his way. The
large he.d In which he was found was
crossed and recrossed time and time
again by the blind man'B tracks, show .
ing that he bad struR gled long aud des
perstely to And his way out, but he fell
exhausted at last In the snow, quickly
freezlng in the bitter air, within a few
rods Of farm house. Apparently bis
wife, whose irohsn body was found in
their humble home on Monday, perish
cd the same night, as the rats had been
teasting several days on her body.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Fivs-dollar blat ke;s rcd uced to So 90.
They must he sold. A so large liue
of com iorta bles from 70 cents up, great.
ly reduced at Kennard & Co.'S.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Ladies
Warm lined. |

Warm lined, buttoned aud laced shoes
and slippers, at the Family Shoe House
2o6 Market street, Wilmington. VIM. II,
Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Notice.

Owing to the Are, James Bradford
office will be al No 225 Shipiey stree
until further notice
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
For Sale lad q liArgain.

Three-story brick, No. 1905 Van Burer
street. Good o der aud pleasant home
Apply ~ REPUBLIoAN Off oe.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

J. Paul Brown, artistic photographer
6l7 Market street, makes specially o
irst class photogi Apply aud crsyon por
traits.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

OF Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and Chill
dren's rubber boots, arctics, alaskas,
spring and rubbers, at the Family
Shoe House, 206 Market street, Whining
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
|DANFORTH H.
I'D and Market Sts.

/ q Coup h, Gold or ans
Use is neglected. makes this
ie uncertain. We woulc
offering from any disease
ierer, u use HASSUN's
hNP or rAk, IL never
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smith, corner Delaware
at stree I; J. !. Gallagher
dos Market street; r. W
II v est sth street; 7. Is
9Th and M sdlson streets
orthxeet coSner 2nd and
Wilmington, Del. d2s-et
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
Browns Hron ohial Trocnss

will relieve Bronchitis, Asthma, Cn
tarrb, Conaumptivs ard Throat DIS
eises. They ara used always with gccd
sucoess.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Small Rranules, small dose, big re
suits, pleasant In operation, don't dis
turb the stomach. 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

when headache joins neuralgia a, thes
comes the ting ofw A wise genera !
marshals his forces with a bottle OF
Salvation OIL, and the doughty foo lies
|cringing Ia tho dust
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12

Fine yellow meal anufaoturfd from
choice new. crop corn by Tatnall Bros,
101 Mary land avenue.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-12
SBUchu-Paibn'"

QUICK, complete cure, all annoying
Kidn ey, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81. AT Druggists.